A procession is to be held Friday for Const. Grzegorz “Greg” Pierzchala, who was fatally shot earlier this week.
First responders will escort the body of Grzegorz “Greg” Pierzchala on Friday, as the province and the Ontario Provincial Police service mourn the officer who was fatally shot this week.
The procession will leave the Centre of Forensic Sciences in Toronto at 9 a.m. and make its way north on Highway 400 to Barrie, according to a Thursday OPP news release. A police funeral will be held in Barrie on Wednesday, Jan. 4. More details are expected after they’ve been finalized.He was shot on the afternoon of Dec.
One is a painting of a big rainbow. Another is covered with hearts. Five-year-old Harper Hyslop even includedHarper said she was showing support for the police “because they help us. They protect us.”
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